working on the investigation. and the father of the suspects the dangers they say they face. say he will be in the u.s. to visit his son. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 the boy from martinez who was injured in the boston marathon bombings today visited p.m. >> good evening. i am julie haener. the site of the attacks. >> and i am frank somerville. >> in antioch police arrested a 16-year-old student at deer he and his parents returned to valley high school for phoning in a half dozen bomb threats boylston street. made earlier this week. you see he managed to stand up ktvu's ken pritchett spoke with with some help. he suffered a serious injury to the police chief and is in antioch with what the chief is his thigh. he was released from children's hospital but is staying close telling him. ken? >> reporter: a three bomb by for further treatment. threats were phoned in this a silent auction fundraiser is morning to schools. two here at deer valley high going on for him at rocks on school. after the threats were made this morning they arrestea student here on campus who they linked to five bomb threats main in martinez. friends and families are this week. >> reporter: the bomb threats at deer valley high school may remembering a young mother not have been real but he says whawas gun -- who was gunned they were disruptive. down. ktvu's john sasaki is live and >> it has been hectic. spoke with her mother live on everybody has been onagy over

the air at 5:00 p.m. -- on edge. >> these candles say it all, >> any call we receive, all the r.i.p. calls are taken seriously. the family is here in oakland >> reporter: he says the bomb remembering the sweet face. threats were a drain on you can see in this pict fromju resources and says the 16-year- old student arrested just after >> reporter: the family came noon today at deer valley high together at the spot where she school faces felony charges. >> had the phone number the died honor her. >> i am still -- i am just -- call came from, we had audio shock right now. all i am asking for is the recordings and received information from students at deer valley high school. public's help in finding my >> reporter: the chief has high praise for the students who daughter's killer. came forward and for the school >> she lost her brother said to violence and now -- brothers to district. he says in his final class of the day his teacher announced violence and now calling for the arrest. he said student were excited it peace. >> everybody loved her. is over. >> because i didn't want to have another evacuation and sit >> reporter: she was the 31 out in the sun for hours like homicide victim of the year and the past previous three days. the 4th in the past three days. >> the parents could be billed for the police expenses this her son was nearby but was week. the 16-year-old is now in unhurt. >> i just tell him straight up juvenile hall. they are still looking into a 6

what it is. >> reporter: he is a coach in 6th bomb threat that happened this week in antioch. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 west oakland. news. he buried many of the kids he a san francisco man and his sister are getting ready to come home after swimming for 14 has known but saved some. >> these kids want to live. hours and surviving a ship they don't want to be killers wreck. dan and kate suski recalled and they don't want to be their 8-mile swim after their boat sank off the coast of st. lucia. they were able to swim all killed. it is going to get worse. there have been 31 night and made it to land where they found help the next homicides this year. morning. the captain of the boat and the the police chief says that is better than last year when first mate also survived. there was 37 and the department they were rescued after spending 23 hours in the water. is approaching gang violence better than last year. police gang sweep last live in oakland, john sasaki, night led to six arrests. ktvu channel 2 news. after the break, we told you about a car slamming into a 150 agents and 120 police officers teamed up to serve home, now neighbors are talking 1600 risk warrants at homes in about the road's dangerous path. oakland, antioch -- oakland, hayward, san leandro and >> came into our driveway and antioch. they were targeting the acorn totals our cars. >> the school funding program

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police officers and firefighters. but now because of a measure open hearings must be held to consider the plan. only on 2 tonight, sitting empty for years as leaders and developers try to figure out what to do with it. ktvu's rob roth learned about a push to bring life back to the naval land. rob? >> reporter: we learned there is a major deal in place to develop the property that once housed the naval hospital. >> reporter: there are hundreds made the way you say at subwa. of vegetation eating oaks on with our oven roasted chicken, the grounds and little else. now a $3 six-inch select. make it your own with melty monterey cheddar or creamy ranch. even a hospital that opened and during april, the black forest ham during world war ii is gone. is also a $3 six-inch select. subway. eat fresh. it appears changes are in store for this parcel of vacant land in the oakland hills. they signed on to turn this into a community of --

>> houses. reporter: another developer was set to build 960 homes along with stores that they bought from the navy for $100 million but the economy soured and by 2008 they declared bankruptcy and plans to develop fell apart till now. some residents are happy. >> i think it is excellent. two preschool owners were in court for the first time today. lida sharaf and nazila sharaf ran university preschool inb >> reporterothers worry about livermore. police -- in livermore. a big development in the area. >> cars and people, it will they put everything is children at risk by binding the babies to their beds, restricting lose the charm it has had. their movements and putting >> reporter: the developer plans to meet with home owners blankets over their heads. to hear any concerns. >> they were trying these kids. >> the defense attorney says it the project sits where he says it will create hundreds of was not abuse. jobs. >> this is a great opportunity lida sharaf was disciplined in 2010 and had her license to to help generate revenues that

operate a child care facility this city needs to provide the revoked. bail was reduced and they are necessary services that the expected to enter their pleas people expect. >> reporter: the developer says the final plans are about a monday. look at a damaged home year away and construction after police say the driver of could start in two years. a speeding car crashed into it. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. pinning a mother and her child >> activists gathered in front who were inside the home. of gap today to protest the ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose where this is not an unsafe working conditions they claim are over seas. >> and stand here, not even isolated incident. >> reporter: we are at that dadly damaged home and we have ashamed of their business new pictures of the inside and practices. how dare you. neighbors say this isn't the >> a survivor of the garment first time a speeding car crashed into a home. >> reporter: house thcrash at factory fire in bangladesh was -- the crash is now a crime at the protest. scene. since 2006, 600 workers have this is new video from the inside of the house. died in preventible fires while shows the force by the car that making clothes for companies was racing when it smashed into >> wewant this greety tailors the home. today police announced the two to stop -- greedy tailors to

boys involved have been stop killing our people. arrested. >> they were released into the >> gap said it takes worker custody of their parents. >> we think that is fair for safety very seriously. gap says last fall it now but he shouldn't have done implemented a plan that that. really stupid. >> reporter: investigators say they were racing yesterday includes to improve fire afternoon when they hit each safety. >> the protest comes as crews try to pull out victims who other. a car smashed into the home. were trapped inside a building another car rammed a street that collapsed yesterday. pole. police say a woman who was 238 people died. inside the house remains the building held 5 garment hospitalized. a 9-year-old girl was not factories, employing 2500 seriously hurt. >> i am not surprised. we are near a high school. workers. survivors said many employees went to their superiors to kids do this. but it is tragedy. >> reporter: many say the cars press concerns over -- express concerns over the cracks in the have raced here before and they complained to police about buildings. but they said it was safe to speeding. some neighbors say there was a continue working. similar incident on january 26. the two suspects in the this is a picture of that crash boston marathon bombings were planning on carrying out more attacks in new york city's when two teens lost control of times square times square. their speeding car. tamerlan tsarnaev and dzhokar tsarnaev had a pressure cooker >> they were racing 100 miles

bomb and 5 pipe bombs left over from the boston marathon per hour. went across there. bombings. new york mayor michael bloomberg said this information came from hospital hit a car. came and -- came into our interrogations of the younger driveway and totaled two of our brother, dzhokar tsarnaev. >> he told the fbi he and his cars. brother intended to drive to >> reporter: in this case investigators say they are new york and designate still interviewing people and there could be more charges. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. additional explosives in times new tonight at six p.m., a square. >> dzhokar tsarnaev had been questioned for 16 hours before proposal to governor jerry brown's school funding plan was receiving his miranda warning. from that point on he remained announced by his own party. silent. >> more developments in the boston marathon bombings. they say the proposal is better in the investigation. for low income students because searchers went through a it designates additional landfill in massachusetts. media reports say they are looking for receipts or funding. >> the money should follow the packages from ammunition purchases of parts of homemade students. that is our principal. >> leaders say the problem bombs. the fbi director traveled to isn't with the governor's boston and met with members goals, they say they are plan does a better job of targeting

the students who need help. the bill that would have required more teacher evaluations died in the committee. itch tokers unions were opposed to the plan that would require teachers to undergo performance reviews is every three years. it would also have required school districts to consider parent input in evaluations and set up four rating levels. >> yahoo will deliver lot of late night laughs. >> yahoo acquired wrights from saturday night sepsodes going back -- episodes going back to 1975. they will appear only on yahoo. it goes into effect september 1. a cool one out there today. fog trying to return to the

coast. we got a brea fog cleared from ocean beach today. the fog popping out but filling back in tonight. fog, that is the live camera. this is satellite. from space. the fog fills back in tonight and we could see drizzle along the coast. 63 right now in concord. cool in san francisco, 57 degrees downtown san francisco. here is how it goes. fog fills in tonight. which is typical. and it is foggy. fog pushes inland as well. close to the coastal hills it could squeeze out moisture, delays on the golden gate bridge tomorrow, friday night -- glaze on the golden gate bridge tomorrow, friday night. upper 40s, fog around the bay. dry forecast. high pressure dominates and creates warmer day time highs as we roll into friday,

saturday and sunday. warming trend. high pressure keeps everything north.no ain headed our way. high pressure also -- besides warming us, sets us with up with fog along the coast. we need high pressure for the fog to form. coastal fog through the bay area weekend. cool at the coast and warm inland. temperatures by the weekend low 80s. fog foot print tomorrow morning, valley, delta, and burns back. notice where the yellows go tomorrow. see where they are? far west. 70s back into sausalito, redwood city, san mateo, sfo, 80s on the outskirts. highs for tomorrow. warmer on saturday. 72 in napa tomorrow. 76 fairfield. 66 richmond. 76 in walnut creak, friday. nice day tomorrow. tree pollens up there. air quality is good.

this pattern helps the fire danger as well. we have the heat, the record stuff, fire danger tweaks up. but this flow, the marine layers mellows things out and gives us better air quality. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, there it is, no rain. just nice. see you back here at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. more coverage of today's san francisco protest against labor conditions in bangladesh. one working survived a fatal factory fire. and the bike of the future, it will take you up the hill without breaking a sweat. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. it is the nfl draft day and there has been a lot of action tonight for the raiders and they haven't even made a pick yet, who the number one pick was. mark is up next with sports.

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all right. mark is here now. everyone talking about the draft. >> the raiders around here. they have the number three pick. as fans know, one pick is not going to make the difference for this team so they traded that pick to the dolphins for

the number 12 over all selection and the 42 pick in the second round. in the mean time that 12 pick still two or three away. in this draft as you know, not a lot of skill players going. number one pick, there he is, eric fisher, offensive tackle from central michigan. the 2 pick, another offensive tackle. number three, dolphins select jordan. eagles number four, offensive tackle. lane johnson. and it is zigy going to the detroit lions. defensive end. not lot of the quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers but we are still very early in the draft. and the 49ers and raiders will take care of that tonight at 10:00 p.m. everybody pumped up for tomorrow with the warriors. can they back up the performance that they had in

game two against the denver nuggets. 64% to even the series. that fellow had a lot to do with it. he thinks that was not a spectacular night. >> shot that we made, those are normal shots for us. we were running on normal offense and got the looks we expect to get. we do execute and practice every day. those are results. >> it will be a big time atmosphere out there. warriors into the playoffs for game three. they can take the one up in that against the nuggets. a's hosting the orioles. giants have the day off and the rest of the draft news and sports at 10:00 p.m. see what the raiders do with that number 12 pick. >> warriors have the confidence. >> yeah. they got it. if they could shoot 64% which

is tougher than he made it sound if they do that, you got to like their chances. >> their time. thank u. okay. imagine moving into a abandon home and owning it without paying the mortgage, tonight at 10:00 p.m. how one squatter turned himself into a homeowner and it was all within the law. >> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. good night. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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